Death is My Life

Send us Fan MailIn this episode of Death Is My Life, we explore what happens after death through real experiences, spiritual insight, and the unseen connections that continue beyond this life.From signs and synchronicities to personal encounters with the afterlife, this conversation gently opens the door to a new perspective on grief, loss, and what it means to truly live.If you’ve ever wondered:Is there life after death?Can our loved ones still communicate with us?How do we find peace after loss?This episode offers comfort, curiosity, and a deeper sense of meaning.✨ You’re not alone—and death may not be the end.Support the showThank you for being here. Death Is My Life is a space for honest conversations about grief, spirituality, and finding meaning in life’s tender moments.If this episode resonated with you, I invite you to join me on Patreon—a private membership where your contributions help this show live and grow. And I offer some bonus material✨🧚‍♀️Subscribe to the newsletter here:https://preview.mailerlite.io/forms/1989711/174101976379819444/share

Send us Fan MailIn this episode of Death Is My Life, I sit down with Dawn Michele Jackson, a nurse who spent nearly three decades in healthcare before making a powerful shift into grief recovery work.Dawn shares how years of working with patients—especially veterans—showed her that physical illness is often deeply connected to unresolved grief, life transitions, and emotional trauma. After experiencing burnout during the COVID era, she realized her true passion was helping people heal emotionally, not just physically.We talk about the Advanced Grief Recovery Method, an evidence-based program designed to help people move beyond surviving loss and start thriving again. Dawn explains how grief can stem from many life changes—death, divorce, health crises, and major transitions—and why so many people feel stuck in their pain for years.As a hospice nurse, I see firsthand how important emotional healing is in the medical world, and this conversation explores what happens when we finally address the grief behind the symptoms.Learn more about Dawn, the Advanced Grief Recovery Method, and find other healing resources at: https://www.dawnmichelejackson.com/Support the showThank you for being here. Death Is My Life is a space for honest conversations about grief, spirituality, and finding meaning in life’s tender moments.If this episode resonated with you, I invite you to join me on Patreon—a private membership where your contributions help this show live and grow. And I offer some bonus material✨🧚‍♀️Subscribe to the newsletter here:https://preview.mailerlite.io/forms/1989711/174101976379819444/share

Send us Fan MailIn this episode of Death Is My Life, I sit down with Thomas, my family member, for a raw, unforgettable conversation about his clinical journey. Thomas began his career in 1977 as a Navy Corpsman at Camp Pendleton Naval Hospital, where he worked in the ICU and first witnessed the devastating deaths caused by alcoholism and liver failure. He shares a shocking story from a January night when a young Marine, seemingly in a psychotic break, entered the ICU, grabbed shears, and went on a violent attack that left multiple people injured and killed—an event Thomas and his team were never formally debriefed about, and as healthcare professionals do, continued caring for the assailant afterward. We also talk about what the dying process looks like clinically, the emotional compartmentalization healthcare workers learn, and how Thomas’s career evolved through med-surg, psych, rehab nursing, fun jobs such as the county fair and raves, and eventually hospital and facility inspections for Medicare compliance. We end with reflections on hospice misconceptions, finding peace in nature, and the many unexpected paths a nursing career can take.I marked this episode explicit for violence and trauma. Support the showThank you for being here. Death Is My Life is a space for honest conversations about grief, spirituality, and finding meaning in life’s tender moments.If this episode resonated with you, I invite you to join me on Patreon—a private membership where your contributions help this show live and grow. And I offer some bonus material✨🧚‍♀️Subscribe to the newsletter here:https://preview.mailerlite.io/forms/1989711/174101976379819444/share

Send us Fan MailThis episode is another hospice nurse download of information for anyone going through the final stages with a loved one. I share the clinical signs and symptoms that a person may experience and how your hospice team will likely implement to help alleviate distressing symptoms. The medications discussed in this episode are to be used under the direction of a physician only, with the support of the hospice nurse. The hospice team should be available 24/7 for needs. Support the showThank you for being here. Death Is My Life is a space for honest conversations about grief, spirituality, and finding meaning in life’s tender moments.If this episode resonated with you, I invite you to join me on Patreon—a private membership where your contributions help this show live and grow. And I offer some bonus material✨🧚‍♀️Subscribe to the newsletter here:https://preview.mailerlite.io/forms/1989711/174101976379819444/share

Send us Fan MailAs my 40th birthday approaches, I have been reflecting on past experiences and perceptions that have helped develop who I am today. In this episode, I am joined by Madeline, Ian and Jimmy- all former guests- in a group discussion abut aging, finding self, personal strengths. We have a funny, yet surprisingly deep conversation about milestones, growing up, marriage, friendships, community, and the evolution of how and who we are becoming. Support the showThank you for being here. Death Is My Life is a space for honest conversations about grief, spirituality, and finding meaning in life’s tender moments.If this episode resonated with you, I invite you to join me on Patreon—a private membership where your contributions help this show live and grow. And I offer some bonus material✨🧚‍♀️Subscribe to the newsletter here:https://preview.mailerlite.io/forms/1989711/174101976379819444/share

Send us Fan MailAs a hospice nurse, I’ve sat with many people in their final moments — and I’m often faced with the same question: what really happens when we die?In this episode, I have a thoughtful conversation with someone who has spent years reflecting on that age old question from both scientific and spiritual perspectives. We talk about creation, consciousness, the life force that seems to leave the body, the visions many patients experience before passing, and the possibility that death is not an end, but a transition.Support the showThank you for being here. Death Is My Life is a space for honest conversations about grief, spirituality, and finding meaning in life’s tender moments.If this episode resonated with you, I invite you to join me on Patreon—a private membership where your contributions help this show live and grow. And I offer some bonus material✨🧚‍♀️Subscribe to the newsletter here:https://preview.mailerlite.io/forms/1989711/174101976379819444/share

Send us Fan MailIn this episode, I talk with Diane, a near-death experiencer who drowned during a rafting accident and describes watching the scene from above before traveling through a “warp drive” realm of light, color, and a crystal-like library of knowledge. We explore her life review, her return to life, and how she now paints her visions into abstract, meditative artwork to help others feel what words can’t explain.Support the showThank you for being here. Death Is My Life is a space for honest conversations about grief, spirituality, and finding meaning in life’s tender moments.If this episode resonated with you, I invite you to join me on Patreon—a private membership where your contributions help this show live and grow. And I offer some bonus material✨🧚‍♀️Subscribe to the newsletter here:https://preview.mailerlite.io/forms/1989711/174101976379819444/share

Send us Fan MailIn this episode of Death Is My Life, I sit down with Akhila Murphy, a trained end-of-life doula and the founding director of Full Circle of Living and Dying, a volunteer-based nonprofit serving Northern California. From the very beginning of my conversation with Akhila, I realized how little I truly knew about end-of-life doulas.We talk about what end-of-life doulas actually do, how their role differs from and complements hospice care. Akhila shares how families are often assisted with holding an in-home wake, washing and shrouding the body, and creating meaningful rituals that help support the process of goodbye.This conversations really teaches us about grief, meaning, and what it means to show up at the end of life.Please check out the website below for LOADS of information regarding death, grief, doula services and much more!https://www.fullcirclelivingdyingcollective.com/Support the showThank you for being here. Death Is My Life is a space for honest conversations about grief, spirituality, and finding meaning in life’s tender moments.If this episode resonated with you, I invite you to join me on Patreon—a private membership where your contributions help this show live and grow. And I offer some bonus material✨🧚‍♀️Subscribe to the newsletter here:https://preview.mailerlite.io/forms/1989711/174101976379819444/share

Send us Fan MailIn this episode, I share the hospice overview that I give all our new and interested patients. I discuss what hospice services offer, the team aspect and the comfort medications, equipment and education. I teach about when it is appropriate for hospice services to start and what to expect from your team. Support the showThank you for being here. Death Is My Life is a space for honest conversations about grief, spirituality, and finding meaning in life’s tender moments.If this episode resonated with you, I invite you to join me on Patreon—a private membership where your contributions help this show live and grow. And I offer some bonus material✨🧚‍♀️Subscribe to the newsletter here:https://preview.mailerlite.io/forms/1989711/174101976379819444/share

Send us Fan MailIn this episode, I meet with the astronomer and physicist, the wonderful Jeffery Stein, to discuss his ever-lasting quest to find evidence of God. He shares stories about his non-religious upbringing within the Jewish temple, including an early memory of questioning the validity of biblical teachings directly to the rabbi. He shares a compelling account of God-like signs while in Florida that continue to perplex him today. Together, we explore why people turn to religion for comfort, the tension between faith and common sense, and how belief systems can shape near-death experiences. Jeff also opens up about his personal experience with loss and how he carries his friends with him through music and keeping the memories alive.We also take the leap into quantum physics and is consciousness created by the brain? Or does consciousness create the universe? What can quantum physics (and Einstein's “spooky action at a distance”) teach us about reality, connection, and what happens when we die?Support the showThank you for being here. Death Is My Life is a space for honest conversations about grief, spirituality, and finding meaning in life’s tender moments.If this episode resonated with you, I invite you to join me on Patreon—a private membership where your contributions help this show live and grow. And I offer some bonus material✨🧚‍♀️Subscribe to the newsletter here:https://preview.mailerlite.io/forms/1989711/174101976379819444/share

Send us Fan MailEvery January, millions of people set New Year's resolutions- only to abandon them within weeks. In this episode, we explore why traditional New Year's resolutions fail and how they may be out of alignment with out natural rhythms, nervous systems and deeper needs. Rather than pushing hustle-based goals, strict diets, or sudden self-reinvention, this conversation invites you to shift from resolutions to intentions- a more sustainable, compassionate and soul-aligned approach to growth. We look at the ancient origins of New Year's traditions, the psychology behind failed resolutions, and how modern culture pressures us to "start over" at a time when the body is still craving rest and reflection. This episode offers a gentler framework for personal growth- one that honors winter, cycles, self-trust, and long term transformation instead of quick fixes. whether you're feeling discouraged by past resolutions or simply craving a more meaningful way to enter the new year, this episode will help you reframe January as a season of alignment, not force.Perfect for listeners interested in:-Personal growth without burnout-Intentional living-Seasonal and cyclical wellness-Mindset shifts for the New Year-Slowing down and listening inwardSupport the showThank you for being here. Death Is My Life is a space for honest conversations about grief, spirituality, and finding meaning in life’s tender moments.If this episode resonated with you, I invite you to join me on Patreon—a private membership where your contributions help this show live and grow. And I offer some bonus material✨🧚‍♀️Subscribe to the newsletter here:https://preview.mailerlite.io/forms/1989711/174101976379819444/share

Send us Fan MailTRIGGER WARNING: In this episode we discuss suicide. If you or anyone you know is experiencing suicidal thoughts, please seek help immediately.United States- you can call or text 988 any time for help. International Support- http://www.opencounseling.com/suicide-hotlines of your local health authority In this conversation, I sit down with David (a veteran and therapist in training) to explore ambiguous loss- the kind of grief that doesn't come with a clean ending or closure. We talk about "living losses" like Alzheimer's, family estrangement, mental illness and addiction, divorce and even losing a home, a community, or the life you thought you'd have. David shares how leaving the military can trigger profound grief through the loss of camaraderie and identity, and why veteran suicide is sometimes tied not only to PTSD, but to a painful, unnamed sense of loss. We also unpack attachment styles, how they shape the way we grieve, and what healthy boundaries can look like- especially when someone is alive but unsafe or unavailable emotionally. Finally, we offer practical coping tools and discuss meaning- making through spirituality, signs and David's experience with psilocybin- assisted healing as a veteran. We LOVE our Veterans <3Support the showThank you for being here. Death Is My Life is a space for honest conversations about grief, spirituality, and finding meaning in life’s tender moments.If this episode resonated with you, I invite you to join me on Patreon—a private membership where your contributions help this show live and grow. And I offer some bonus material✨🧚‍♀️Subscribe to the newsletter here:https://preview.mailerlite.io/forms/1989711/174101976379819444/share

Send us Fan MailIn this episode of Death Is My Life, I sit down with Jimmy for an honest conversation about grief, leadership, and what it really means to hold it together when loss is part of everyday life. We talk about how grief shows up differently for everyone — especially for caregivers, leaders, and those who feel pressure to stay strong for others.Jimmy shares his experience navigating loss through mentorship, caregiving environments, and internal grief that doesn’t always appear emotional on the outside. Together, we explore sudden versus expected loss, grief beyond death, workplace grief, and the unseen emotional trauma carried by people in leadership roles. We also touch on compassion fatigue, beliefs about the afterlife, signs from loved ones, and how remembering those we’ve lost can shape how we live.This episode is for anyone who has ever been the steady one — and for those learning that compassion, honesty, and presence matter more than having it all together.Support the showThank you for being here. Death Is My Life is a space for honest conversations about grief, spirituality, and finding meaning in life’s tender moments.If this episode resonated with you, I invite you to join me on Patreon—a private membership where your contributions help this show live and grow. And I offer some bonus material✨🧚‍♀️Subscribe to the newsletter here:https://preview.mailerlite.io/forms/1989711/174101976379819444/share

Send us Fan MailThe Winter Solstice marks the longest night of the year and deeply affects mood, health, and energy. In this episode, we explore how darkness impacts mental health, simple ways to support yourself through the season, and how ancient civilizations honored the solstice through sacred monuments and alignments.Support the showThank you for being here. Death Is My Life is a space for honest conversations about grief, spirituality, and finding meaning in life’s tender moments.If this episode resonated with you, I invite you to join me on Patreon—a private membership where your contributions help this show live and grow. And I offer some bonus material✨🧚‍♀️Subscribe to the newsletter here:https://preview.mailerlite.io/forms/1989711/174101976379819444/share

Send us Fan MailTrigger Warning:This episode contains foul language as well as stories of trauma and abuse. Please listen with caution. In part 2, Cloud reveals what daily life, jobs, and marriage with alters look like and the additional impact mental illness has upon grief. Listen to Part 1 (episode 15) to get the background prior to listening to this part. Support the showThank you for being here. Death Is My Life is a space for honest conversations about grief, spirituality, and finding meaning in life’s tender moments.If this episode resonated with you, I invite you to join me on Patreon—a private membership where your contributions help this show live and grow. And I offer some bonus material✨🧚‍♀️Subscribe to the newsletter here:https://preview.mailerlite.io/forms/1989711/174101976379819444/share

Send us Fan MailTrigger Warning: This episode contains adult language and sensitive material about abuse. Mature audiences only, please.In this episode, I sit down with Cloud- one of the masculine alters of Amber, who lives with Dissociative Identity Disorder. Cloud shares the story of how their mind fractured in response to childhood trauma and how their pleural system navigates every day life, from the grief of losing a loved one to the complexities of marriage. We discuss how different alters are created in times of need, how it is determined who takes the front, and how healing and strength are found within their shared experiences. It's a moving look at resilience, identity and inner connection. Support the showThank you for being here. Death Is My Life is a space for honest conversations about grief, spirituality, and finding meaning in life’s tender moments.If this episode resonated with you, I invite you to join me on Patreon—a private membership where your contributions help this show live and grow. And I offer some bonus material✨🧚‍♀️Subscribe to the newsletter here:https://preview.mailerlite.io/forms/1989711/174101976379819444/share

Send us Fan MailThe holidays don’t always feel joyful—especially when grief, loss, or overwhelm are present. In this episode, The Grinch, Grief, and Reclaiming the Holidays, I reflect on the classic Dr. Seuss story and how it mirrors the way many of us experience the season when meaning gets buried beneath pressure and expectation.Through personal stories and gentle insight, I share practical and spiritual ways to lighten the holidays, honor loved ones who have passed, and reconnect with what truly matters. A comforting listen for anyone navigating grief, emotional fatigue, or a complicated relationship with the season—reminding us that the holidays don’t have to be perfect, just honest.To go deeper with me, visit Patreon.com/deathismylifeThank you to our sponsor: haverncabinetry.comSupport the showThank you for being here. Death Is My Life is a space for honest conversations about grief, spirituality, and finding meaning in life’s tender moments.If this episode resonated with you, I invite you to join me on Patreon—a private membership where your contributions help this show live and grow. And I offer some bonus material✨🧚‍♀️Subscribe to the newsletter here:https://preview.mailerlite.io/forms/1989711/174101976379819444/share

Send us Fan MailIn this episode, I’m joined by Nirantara Dasa, who shares the core principles of Hare Krishna philosophy. We explore their views on the afterlife, reincarnation, and the sacred rituals surrounding death. This episode offers a compassionate and insightful look at how another spiritual path understands our purpose — and what comes after.To learn more about my guest, please visit www.nirantara.comTo get access to exclusive materials and support this show please visit. www.patreon.com/deathismylifeSupport the showThank you for being here. Death Is My Life is a space for honest conversations about grief, spirituality, and finding meaning in life’s tender moments.If this episode resonated with you, I invite you to join me on Patreon—a private membership where your contributions help this show live and grow. And I offer some bonus material✨🧚‍♀️Subscribe to the newsletter here:https://preview.mailerlite.io/forms/1989711/174101976379819444/share

Send us Fan MailIn this episode, I sit down with my former boss, Ian, for a heartfelt and thought-provoking conversation about his experience with death throughout his work in senior living, and his spiritual beliefs — many of which challenge the norms of his own religious community. Ian brings his usual charm, humor, and bold honesty, even in the moments when we disagree.Join us for an episode filled with connection, depth, and just the right amount of controversy.Support the showThank you for being here. Death Is My Life is a space for honest conversations about grief, spirituality, and finding meaning in life’s tender moments.If this episode resonated with you, I invite you to join me on Patreon—a private membership where your contributions help this show live and grow. And I offer some bonus material✨🧚‍♀️Subscribe to the newsletter here:https://preview.mailerlite.io/forms/1989711/174101976379819444/share

Send us Fan MailJoin me for a heart felt story about when my intuition saved my life.Support the showThank you for being here. Death Is My Life is a space for honest conversations about grief, spirituality, and finding meaning in life’s tender moments.If this episode resonated with you, I invite you to join me on Patreon—a private membership where your contributions help this show live and grow. And I offer some bonus material✨🧚‍♀️Subscribe to the newsletter here:https://preview.mailerlite.io/forms/1989711/174101976379819444/share

Send us Fan MailPrior to this interview, Madeline expressed desire not to discuss the loss of her loving support dog, as she thought she would not be able to discuss it without an emotional breakdown. I watched as she herself brought the subject up. Her loving eyes turned eyes red, moist and big, as she relived not only the trauma, but the events that brought them together, and how he has stuck with her after death. Support the showThank you for being here. Death Is My Life is a space for honest conversations about grief, spirituality, and finding meaning in life’s tender moments.If this episode resonated with you, I invite you to join me on Patreon—a private membership where your contributions help this show live and grow. And I offer some bonus material✨🧚‍♀️Subscribe to the newsletter here:https://preview.mailerlite.io/forms/1989711/174101976379819444/share

Send us Fan MailEver wonder what happens to our consciousness after we die?  In this episode, we explore beliefs of ancient cultures surrounding the afterlife. In this brief, but informative episode, I summarize the journeys these cultures believed their souls took after the death of the physical bodies, as well as pertinent burial rituals, which often affected the soul's ascension. Support the showThank you for being here. Death Is My Life is a space for honest conversations about grief, spirituality, and finding meaning in life’s tender moments.If this episode resonated with you, I invite you to join me on Patreon—a private membership where your contributions help this show live and grow. And I offer some bonus material✨🧚‍♀️Subscribe to the newsletter here:https://preview.mailerlite.io/forms/1989711/174101976379819444/share

Send us Fan MailIn this episode, I sit down with Michelle, a Medium, and the heart behind Redbird Readings. We explore the journey of discovering intuitive abilities and connecting with the spirit world. Michelle shares how her psychic abilities first emerged, pivotal moments that confirmed her path, and the ways she learned to trust the messages she receives. She offers moving stories about communication from beyond- messages that brought comfort, clarity and undeniable validation to those who needed it most. Together, we talk about synchronicities that our loved ones send, how to recognize them, and why intuition is a natural ability that everyone can strengthen. To learn more about Michelle and what she does visit her website at www.redbirdreadings.comSupport the showThank you for being here. Death Is My Life is a space for honest conversations about grief, spirituality, and finding meaning in life’s tender moments.If this episode resonated with you, I invite you to join me on Patreon—a private membership where your contributions help this show live and grow. And I offer some bonus material✨🧚‍♀️Subscribe to the newsletter here:https://preview.mailerlite.io/forms/1989711/174101976379819444/share

Send us Fan MailJared tells his story about his near death experience, miraculous healing and spiritual transformation. Support the showThank you for being here. Death Is My Life is a space for honest conversations about grief, spirituality, and finding meaning in life’s tender moments.If this episode resonated with you, I invite you to join me on Patreon—a private membership where your contributions help this show live and grow. And I offer some bonus material✨🧚‍♀️Subscribe to the newsletter here:https://preview.mailerlite.io/forms/1989711/174101976379819444/share

Send us Fan MailIn this episode, we explore the dying process from the perspective of a CNA. She also tells tales of ghost sightings within the nursing facility, and spiritual connection to them in her personal life.  Thank you to 5 Pint Mary for contributing the music! xoxoThank you to KHaveArt for the art for this episode!Support the showThank you for being here. Death Is My Life is a space for honest conversations about grief, spirituality, and finding meaning in life’s tender moments.If this episode resonated with you, I invite you to join me on Patreon—a private membership where your contributions help this show live and grow. And I offer some bonus material✨🧚‍♀️Subscribe to the newsletter here:https://preview.mailerlite.io/forms/1989711/174101976379819444/share

Send us Fan MailNovember moon energy- release, rebirth, transformationBreathwork to unclench the nervous system- Inhale deeply. Exhale with an audible sigh. Allow the sound to carry the unwanted emotion or belief out of your body. Repeat 3 times or more if desired. Full moon herbal tea and reflection- suggested teas- chamomile, lavender, rose, peppermint. Brew your tea and sit somewhere you can see the moonlight. If that is not possible, light a candle or small lamp to represent the moon. Reflect on an emotional state or belief you are ready to let go of. When the tea is gone so is that emotion or belief. Moonlit face wash- step outside or hear a moonlit window. Scoop the moonlight with your hands. Gently “wash” your face with the light, imaging the emotion or belief being washed away. Alternatively, you can place a jar of water in the moonlight and allow it to absorb the moonlight, then physically wash your face with the charged moon water. Journal prompt- what is one thing I am done carrying? Write just once sentence, then fold the paper up and imagine the action of folding it allowing the release.Grief release- place a hand on your chest and say either generally “you are allowed to let go.” Or specifically what you are releasing “I am releasing the belief that I am not worthy of receiving.” Your body hears you.A huge thanks to 5 PINT MARY for the music!! Support the showThank you for being here. Death Is My Life is a space for honest conversations about grief, spirituality, and finding meaning in life’s tender moments.If this episode resonated with you, I invite you to join me on Patreon—a private membership where your contributions help this show live and grow. And I offer some bonus material✨🧚‍♀️Subscribe to the newsletter here:https://preview.mailerlite.io/forms/1989711/174101976379819444/share

Send us Fan MailJoin me as we go back in time to learn about the ancient celebrations that sparked our modern day traditions of Halloween and Dia de Los Muertos. Support the showThank you for being here. Death Is My Life is a space for honest conversations about grief, spirituality, and finding meaning in life’s tender moments.If this episode resonated with you, I invite you to join me on Patreon—a private membership where your contributions help this show live and grow. And I offer some bonus material✨🧚‍♀️Subscribe to the newsletter here:https://preview.mailerlite.io/forms/1989711/174101976379819444/share

Send us Fan MailThis is the unscripted story of my grief related to the birth of my son not going the way I planned. Walk through the trauma and the release with me as I share it with you. Check out Tiffany’s Instagram for midwife information and become part of her midwife revolution!http://www.shalommidwifery.com/https://www.instagram.com/midwife4life?igsh=ZTg3bWpiNnNkcnJv&utm_source=qrSupport the showThank you for being here. Death Is My Life is a space for honest conversations about grief, spirituality, and finding meaning in life’s tender moments.If this episode resonated with you, I invite you to join me on Patreon—a private membership where your contributions help this show live and grow. And I offer some bonus material✨🧚‍♀️Subscribe to the newsletter here:https://preview.mailerlite.io/forms/1989711/174101976379819444/share

Send us Fan MailInterview with Katherine of Wolfhound & Coyote Creations. Katherine joins me to talk about the sacred dreams where departed loved ones visited her to say goodbye—moments that brought clarity, comfort, and a deep sense of connection beyond the physical. She then takes us into her creative world, where she turns bones into art, honoring the cycle of life and death. This episode weaves grief, intuition, and transformation into one powerful conversation.https://www.instagram.com/k.haveart?igsh=MWoxaHo1czc1NXlzbA==Support the showThank you for being here. Death Is My Life is a space for honest conversations about grief, spirituality, and finding meaning in life’s tender moments.If this episode resonated with you, I invite you to join me on Patreon—a private membership where your contributions help this show live and grow. And I offer some bonus material✨🧚‍♀️Subscribe to the newsletter here:https://preview.mailerlite.io/forms/1989711/174101976379819444/share

Send us Fan MailQuick episode to talk about the taboo of death, how our culture shifted from only home deaths to primarily hospital deaths and is coming back around to accept home deaths. Support the showThank you for being here. Death Is My Life is a space for honest conversations about grief, spirituality, and finding meaning in life’s tender moments.If this episode resonated with you, I invite you to join me on Patreon—a private membership where your contributions help this show live and grow. And I offer some bonus material✨🧚‍♀️Subscribe to the newsletter here:https://preview.mailerlite.io/forms/1989711/174101976379819444/share

Send us Fan MailBrief description about myself and the experiences I’ve had with death that have led me here. Support the showThank you for being here. Death Is My Life is a space for honest conversations about grief, spirituality, and finding meaning in life’s tender moments.If this episode resonated with you, I invite you to join me on Patreon—a private membership where your contributions help this show live and grow. And I offer some bonus material✨🧚‍♀️Subscribe to the newsletter here:https://preview.mailerlite.io/forms/1989711/174101976379819444/share